Argenti Militibus (The Argy Army); 32 artistically restored chess pieces, Argentinian, wood, 1 weighted queen, rest unweighted, 1978 Olympiad Predecessors, Casa de los hermanos Campo (The Campo Bros.), c.1972-1977.
A detailed exploration of this pattern can be found on our ALL ABOUT CHESS page (March 2022 Chessay). Just how I artistically restored these pieces will be the subject of the April Chessay!

Brutalis (The Beasts); Soviet GM1 Chess Set, c.1960
Cardinalis d’Griseo (The Grey Cardinals) Soviet/Russian Chess Set c.1975
Dogues of War (Domini Bellum); Rare Soviet Analysis Chess Set, c.1945
Octigenti (The Eight); Soviet Drueke Influenced “Kremlin” Chess Set, c.1960s
Farceurs Enragé (Jokers Wild); Faux Silver and Bronze Hand-Painted French Chess Set, c.1970
Americana: Drueke American Made Chessmen, c.1950
Nekva’s Legacy: Austrian ‘Old Vienna’ Coffee House Chess Set, post-WWI
Ovolo Militaris (The Oval Officers); Soviet ‘Egg & Dart’ Chess Set, c.1955
Erectii Rus (Soviet Upright); Small Weighted Averbakh Chess Set, Stalin Era, c.1940-1953
Et Densi (‘Tusk’); Weighted Soviet Carbolite Chess Set, c.1965-1975
Soviet ‘Kyivan Rus’ Hand-Painted, Plastic Silhouette Chess Set, c.1970
Tartari (The Mongols); Central Asian ‘Folk-Art’ Chess Set, c.1980-1990 













